NSPCC

New research has found that volunteering for ChildLine benefits the volunteer too and has

a positive personal impact

Christmas is a magical time of year for most children across Northern Ireland but sadly there are some for whom it can be an incredibly difficult and lonely time.

Action taken as new survey reveals 60 per cent of young people have been asked for a sexual image or video and 40 per cent have created an image or video of themselves

Runners are being encouraged to limber up for this year’s Runher, and pound the pavements for £s, in aid of NSPCC Northern Ireland.

As teenagers in Northern Ireland wait patiently for their exam results, ChildLine is offering support to those who are feeling anxious or worried.

The NSPCC is today launching an ‘Underwear Rule’ campaign to help parents across Northern Ireland protect their children from sexual abuse.

New NSPCC Chief Executive Peter Wanless joined Health Minister Edwin Poots MLA, NSPCC Trustee Lady Brenda McLaughlin, and Craigavon Service Centre Manager Caroline Holloway, to launch the children’s charity’s newly refurbished facility

NSPCC has said that anyone can play a part in helping Northern Ireland’s most vulnerable children and families, highlighting a host of volunteering opportunities across the charity’s services.

Justice Minister David Ford recently saw how technology is supporting young and vulnerable witnesses in the judicial process.

The NSPCC has said that a visit by Vernon Coaker MP, shadow secretary of state for Northern Ireland, to the charity’s regional headquarters in Belfast, was “timely, following a year dominated by child protection issues”.